Red Hat opens China office
Red Hat has opened its first office in China as part of an effort to tap demand for low-cost software in developing markets.
Red Hat has opened its first office in China as part of an effort to tap demand for low-cost software in developing markets.
Staff in Red Hat's Beijing office plan to work closely with other IT companies in the region, including IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Dell and Oracle.



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Establishing local support for the company's university training programme on open-source development and Linux usage is one of Red Hat Beijing's first initiatives. The company said it was working with work with Tsinghua and Nanjing Universities.
A company spokeswoman declined to say how many employees Red Hat has in China. Red Hat's other facilities in Asia-Pacific include offices in Singapore, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and Malaysia.
Stacy Cowley writes for IDG News Service
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